Surya
7.3#9 in ocr softwareFrom $400 a monthFree planAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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Tungsten OmniPage
7.7#4 in ocr software€99 one-timeAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Surya | Tungsten OmniPage |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | Datalab says its platform serves AI/ML teams, enterprises, and product teams building AI agents, RAG systems, and document automation workflows. | Tungsten describes OmniPage Ultimate as suitable for SMBs and larger companies, and OmniPage Standard as intended for occasional document conversion or dedicated PC scanning. |
| Languages | The repository describes Surya as supporting OCR in 90+ languages. | OmniPage Ultimate recognizes over 120 languages. |
| Primary platform | desktop | desktop |
| Purpose | Surya is a 650M-parameter OCR model for text recognition, layout analysis, reading order, and table recognition. | OmniPage converts paper documents, PDFs and images into editable, searchable and shareable digital files. |
| Support | Datalab lists community support on Free, email and Slack support on Team, and dedicated support on Enterprise. | The OmniPage product page links users to Tungsten Automation customer support. |
| Supported inputs | both | both |
Surya plans
- FreeFree
- Team$400 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Tungsten OmniPage plans
- OmniPage Ultimate€199, paid once
- OmniPage Standard€99, paid once
Pick Surya if…
Surya suits developers and teams building document OCR workflows who can provide a supported inference backend. It is less suited to photo or natural-scene recognition, which is outside its stated specialization.
Pick Tungsten OmniPage if…
OmniPage Ultimate is presented for small and larger companies that need batch conversion and workflows. Standard is aimed at occasional conversion or dedicated PC scanning; developers can use the Capture SDK to integrate OCR and imaging.